Student Advising
Mitchell College of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Marketing – Real Estate
The real estate classes are designed for a USA student pursuing a bachelor's degree. All requirements for the major in marketing must be completed. A student must have completed 60 hours of academic credit prior to enrollment in real estate.
A student enrolled in the USA real estate concentration receives two special benefits.
Undergraduate Advising Information
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Marketing - Real Estate as a Concentration - Curriculum Checklist
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Real Estate Concentration - Dept of Marketing Brochure
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The State of Alabama requires 60 clock hours (NOT ACADEMIC HOURS) of real estate education as one prerequisite for the sales exam.
The USA real estate classes are open only to students who complete the 60 academic hour prerequisites.
These classes are not open to the general public.
Scholarships
The following scholarships are available for real estate students. Awards are given in the spring and fall.
Aloyis Sonneborn
Endowed Scholarship
Alton R. III and Toni G. Brown
Endowed Assistance Fund in Real Estate
J. Gavin Bender of Bender Real Estate
Endowed Assistance Fund in Real Estate
White-Spunner and Associates, Inc.
Endowed Scholarship in Real Estate
Directed Study Positions
Research projects are available and encouraged for interested students by the Center for Real Estate Studies.
For all inquiries concerning scholarships and directed study positions, please contact the Center for Real Estate Studies, Dr. Epley @ 460.6735 or depley@usouthal.edu.
Why Study Real Estate?
Career Opportunities
An undergraduate concentration in real estate is excellent preparation for a number of positions like the following:
Appraisal
Appraisers are needed to provide a professional estimate of value. These services are used by banks, state and federal government agencies, and private individuals.
Brokerage
Real estate brokers serve as employees or agents of clients. An agent may be employed by a buyer to locate a property, by a seller to locate a buyer, or by an owner to find tenants for a building.
Government
A number of government agencies employ real estate specialists to assist with condemnation, foreclosures, community development, housing and taxation.
